China’s share in US imports falls to 9%, less than half its peak: report
Trade
DHL says Washington still relies on indirect flow from Asian rival
Steven Altman, director of DHL Initiative on Globalization at NYU Stern, speaks to reporters in Hanoi on Mar. 10. (DHL)
MAI NGUYEN and YUJI NITTA
HANOI — The share of Chinese goods in U.S. imports last year fell to its lowest level in more than two decades due to President Donald Trump’s tariffs, but Washington still relies on product content from Beijing through indirect trade, an industry report released on Tuesday showed.
